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Harvest Properties, Lone Star Recapitalize 360,000 SQFT 600 California Tower in San Francisco

May 26, 20264 Mins read756
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A coordinated foreclosure-and-joint-venture play hands the long-troubled Financial District trophy to fresh sponsorship as the city's top-tier office market stirs back to life. Harvest Properties and an affiliate of Lone Star Funds have formed a joint venture to recapitalize 600 California Street, a 360,000-square-foot Class A tower in San Francisco's Financial District, marking one of […]

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